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Nationality
  
Italian


Name
  
Alessandro Gogna

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Born
  
29 July 1946 (age 78) Genoa, Italy (
1946-07-29
)

Website
  
http://www.alessandrogogna.com [1]

Major ascents
  
Matterhorn, Grandes Jorasses, Marmolada di Rocca

Books
  
K2 Mountain of Mountains, Alps

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Alessandro Gogna (born 29 July 1946) is a mountaineer, adventurer and Mountain guide from Italy.

Contents

Alessandro Gogna ALESSANDRO GOGNA A SAREZZO Evento Orobie

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Biography

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Born in Genoa, Italy, has been and still is one of the key figures of Italian mountaineering, both as an active climber and as one of the foremost writer about the mountain world.

Alessandro Gogna libri

He has lived and described the transition from classic mountaineering to modern climbing.

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The first ascents were on the mountains of his native Liguria, then his interest moved to the walls of the Dolomites and later he has climbed in all the possible environment, from sea level to the high camps of K2. He count over 500 new climbs in Italy.

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He still is one of the international guarantors of Mountain Wilderness having been among the founders.

Main climb

Alessandro Gogna Lalpinista e blogger Alessandro Gogna internato in clinica

  • 1967: Scarason (Alpi Liguri), NE wall, first climb
  • 1968: Pizzo Badile, NE wall, route Cassin, first winter climb
  • 1968: Grandes Jorasses, N wall, route Cassin, first solo climb
  • 1969: Grand Capucin, SE wall, Diretta dei Ragni, first winter climb
  • 1969: Monte Rosa, Macugnaga E wall, via dei Francesi, first solo climb
  • 1969: Matterhorn, Naso di Z’Mutt first climb
  • 1970: Grivola, NE wall, via Cretier, first winter climb
  • 1970: IIa Pala di S. Lucano, SW wall, first climb
  • 1970: Marmolada, S wall, first climb direct route
  • 1971: Pilier d'Angle, full Peutérey ridge, first winter climb
  • 1971: Cima di Terranova Monte Civetta, NW wall, first climb direct route
  • 1972: IIIa Pala di San Lucano, W wall, first climb
  • 1972: Brenta Alta, NE ridge, first climb
  • 1972: Grandes Jorasses, S wall, first climb
  • 1972: Aiguille de Leschaux, NE wall, first climb direct route
  • 1974: IIa Pala di San Lucano, E wall, first climb
  • 1974: IVa Pala di San Lucano, S wall, first climb
  • 1974: Campanile dei Zoldani (Moiazza), W wall, first climb direct route
  • 1974: Palazza (Monti del Sole), SW wall, first climb
  • 1981: Guglia di Goloritzé, first climb ever
  • 1984: Liss dal Pesgunfi (Val Màsino), E wall, first climb
  • 2005: Cima di Pino Sud (Col Nudo), E wall, first climb

    • Expeditions

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  • 1973: Annapurna, attempt on the NW ridge
  • 1975: Lhotse, S wall, attempt
  • 1978: El Capitan (California), Salathé route, first Italian climb
  • 1979: K2, Abruzzi spur

    • Other activities

  • Speaker (400 talks in Italy and worldwide, starting 1968 until today)
  • Writer, about 200 articles on magazines, newspaper, web
  • Trekking tour leader in Asia and Africa, dal 1972 al 1978
  • creator and coordinator of outstanding initiatives, such as: Clean Marmolada, Free K2, Save the Glaciers, Levissima for Everest, Club Alpino Italiano cleanup of Baltoro Glacier, ecc.

    • References

    Alessandro Gogna Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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